We’ve been on the road for two months. It has been a journey — in so many ways.

We’ve learned a ton and have met some of the most amazing people. We’ve also gained more clarity on the future of our business.

Having said that, we’re ending the tour a week early to take care of what’s most important.

Shipping.

This summer has been a great opportunity for growth — our partnership and business have changed in ways that we haven’t even realized yet. But it’s time to leave the road behind.

We’re getting small shipments of Versalettes every week and sending them out as we receive them. Kristin’s parents have been doing most of our fulfillment while we’ve been on the road, but with address updates, color changes, and more, it’s time for us to take over.

When we planned the tour, we thought that production and shipping would be long behind us. It’s a complicated process (as we learned by shipping from the road last week!) that takes a lot of time and attention.

We’re excited to set up a home-base in Boulder, Colorado and continue shipping out Versalettes, while we take steps towards a second production run.

We’ve also been getting some incredible feedback from the 120 people who have received their Versalettes and are loving the photos that they’ve been sending us. We’ll be shipping out another batch tomorrow (from San Francisco!) — charcoal is still on the line, cherry will be next, then indigo, and then another final batch of charcoal.

In the next two weeks, we’ll conclude the tour with our last {r}evolution reel and a trailer for the interviews we’ve been filming on the road. We’ve got a lot ahead of us and as always, are thrilled to have you all here for the ride. {r}

If you’re in San Francisco, we’re hosting an event tonight at the Candystore Collective (in the Mission) with Sew Love — stop by, have a glass of wine, and see our fashion show at 6pm!